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the following command in a Terminal window:
$ sudo hcitool scan
Push the Connect button on the bluetooth device and it will ap-
pear in the console:
Scanning ...
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$ sudo bluez-simple-agent hci0 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
Push the Connect button again, and enter the shown pin on the
keyboard, followed by the Enter key. If no pin is shown, try 000000.
Then, type the following to trust the device and restart the bluetooth
service:
$ sudo bluez-test-device trusted XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX yes
$ sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
In Android, the Settings application may be used to connect to
the bluetooth keyboard or mouse. More details on using bluetooth
with Android are covered in Chapter 2.
Ethernet and WiFi
The Ethernet port accepts a standard Ethernet cable, and is ca-
pable of up to 1 GB (1000 MB) per second transmission rate. The WiFi
USB adapter fits in any of the 4 USB ports.
MicroSD Card
Align the metal strips of the microSD card with the pins of the mi-
croSD card connector, and slowly push it in until it clicks in place. Be
gentle. If you are unable to push it in, it may be misaligned. Recheck
and flip the microSD card if you notice a wrong insertion direction. The
image below shows a properly mounted microSD card.
eMMC Module
Align the eMMC module and the eMMC connector on the C1
board, using the white rectangle on the PCB as a guide. The female
portion of the eMMC module should line up with the male connector
on the board. Slowly push it in until it clicks in place. Be gentle. If you
are unable to push it in, it may be misaligned. Recheck and turn the
eMMC module if you notice a wrong insertion direction. The writing on
the card will be exposed after insertion. The image below depicts how
the eMMC module appears after it is mounted.
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